Samsung retrieves 90 per cent of Galaxy Note 7 in South Korea

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Samsung retrieves 90 per cent of Galaxy Note 7 in South Korea

- Samsung Electronics said that it has retrieved over 90 per cent of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones sold in South Korea.Samsung Electronics said that it has retrieved over 90 per cent of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones sold in South Korea.Samsung Electronics said that it has retrieved over 90 per cent of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones sold in South Korea, leading the company to consider software upgrades to further limit the battery-charging capability.Over 850,000 Note 7 devices have been retrieved among about 950,000 phones sold here, raising the recovery rate to 90 per cent, Xinhua news agency reported.
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Samsung to Push Out Update to Disable Galaxy Note 7 Units in South Korea

- Samsung discontinued its latest smartphone a few months ago and has taken many measures to retrieve all units sold globally, but it's not out of the woods yet.The company did start pushing out updates to brick the device, but not in its home country.Today, Samsung announced that it will soon release a software update to brick Galaxy Note 7 phones in South Korea.Galaxy Note 7 smartphones sold in the country are currently restricted to charging beyond 60%.
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Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8 Plus Specs & Features [VIDEO]; This Could be the End of the Note Line

- Samsung's Galaxy S8 is expected to serve as the saving grace for the South Korean handset maker following the Note 7 debacle.Bearing that in mind, it is imperative for the Galaxy S8 to pack specs and features that are nothing short of dramatic, and if a recently surfaced report is anything to go by, that's exactly what Samsung is doing.Samsung Galaxy S8 Specs & FeaturesThe standard variant of the Samsung GalaxyS8 will boast a 5-inch display package, while the S8 Plus model will come with a mammoth 6-inch display, which is even larger than the Note 7's (5.7-inch) display, according to South Korean site Naver (via Forbes).Meanwhile, other reports suggest that Samsung will be resorting to a nearly bezel-less design identical to the Xiaomi Mi Mix for its upcoming Galaxy phones.
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